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No offense, but it feels junky, just like most web stuff that's trying to do "real" application UI. Here's some of the problems: - You can accidentally "selec
by galacticpony 10y ago
No offense, but it feels junky, just like most web stuff that's trying to do "real" application UI.
Here's some of the problems:
- You can accidentally "select" the text of the buttons
- changing the style of the text causes selection to flicker
- clicking outside a paragraph area causes the selection to flicker (instead of moving the cursor)
- many of the menus don't collapse automatically and they overlap each other
- the site layout just breaks when the page width is too narrow (may be more of a website problem)
All of these are very common problems with web technology, working around them makes the difference between "good" and "acceptable".
- dismantlethesun 10y agoIn case anyone is reading this. You can solve #1 with CSS3, using "user-select: none;". It's something I don't often see added to buttons, but it is a huge benefit for any app-like layout.